Christopher Dunne
@CR_Dunne
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Pursuing PhD in theoretical neuroscience at Univ. of Sussex. Interested in parallel processing. First project is on learning in non-stationary environments.
Brighton, England
Joined November 2014
The Drosophila Connectomics Group at the University of Cambridge is looking for 2 research assistants and up to 2 postdocs. We already have two Bucknellians, can we get a third @BisonCircuits?.
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As several colleagues are moving on to PhD programmes and other exciting opportunities, we are looking for junior scientists to join our Drosophila Connectomics team in the Department of Zoology at…
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RT @HHMIJanelia: 🔥 Today, researchers unveiled the connectome of the male adult fruit fly nerve cord. 🧠 With about 23K neurons, 10 millio….
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RT @flyconnectome: We've got an open position for a 2y Research Assistant in our group @CamZoology @Cambridge_Uni, to contribute to the gen….
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Fascintating read on memory combining the traditional syanpse view with the view that molecules in the cell body are storage sites of memory.
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RT @flyconnectome: We have been quiet for a while, so this is our first blog post this year! 🎉 .By Chris @CR_Dunne:. What’s Connectomics Go….
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How Brain Mapping Helps Scientists Study the Brain Christopher Dunne There is widespread variance in peoples’ natural abilities and inclinations toward different subject areas from mathematics to t…
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RT @ianbremmer: If you're not following some people you dislike, you're doing it wrong. I'm happy to help.
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If I work harder then I will be more successful and happier. Shawn Achor explains why this is all wrong:. http://t.co/F1615njpQA.
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“The bad news is that time flies, the good news is that you are the pilot”.
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"The difficult is what takes a little time; the impossible is what takes a little longer" - Fridtjof Nansen. What is your mission?.
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"Discontent is the first necessity of progress. Show me a thoroughly satisfied man and I will show you a failure." - Albert Einstein.
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